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ANONYMOUS
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June 08, 2017
Two thumbs up! Sensitive, timely, insightful and perceptive. Sometimes funny, sometimes sad, but consistently very real. Go and enjoy "Sex Anyone" for what it is -- well worth the price of admission....
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VINCENT DORAZ
certified reviewer
June 16, 2017
This play was absolutely wonderful!! It was a beautiful pleasure to get to see it!! I would recommend it to anybody!!...
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ANONYMOUS
uncertified reviewer
June 17, 2017
Some great voices couldn't save a poorly written show....
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ANONYMOUS
uncertified reviewer
June 19, 2017
I liked how the play showed growth throughout the characters in the show....
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ANONYMOUS
certified reviewer
June 20, 2017
I don't know how the other people leaving positive reviews on here could possibly have seen the same show as me. This production was an absolute train wreck. In fact, I can confidently say that I have never seen such a disastrous production on a stage with a paying audience in a somewhat professional setting. Maybe something was just going totally haywire on the day we saw it???
The lead actor was so off he could barely function onstage. I am thinking he was maybe high out of his mind (like for real on crack or meth), or maybe he was drunk? He didn't know half his lines, didn't know half the lyrics to the songs he was singing, missed at least half of his cues, seemed to be missing all of his needed pocket props, including one that I think ...
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ANONYMOUS
uncertified reviewer
June 22, 2017
I'm afraid this show doesn't know what it is. The core story arc is clear, but what's not clear is how this show advances that story.
The script need to be critically re-examined and perhaps torn apart and rebuilt anew. The "what" and the "who" of this piece are clear but not the "why". Why does this show need to exist and why this form.
Is this piece meant to be a comedy or farce? Is it meant to be taken seriously?
Why was this a musical? Stylistically the songs don't seem to fit with the tone of the overall piece (neither does the title, but that is minor quibble). They don't adhere to the cardinal rule of musicals i.e. characters only sing when mere words cannot convey what they are trying to express, or at the very le...
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